Sentence examples for not much successful from inspiring English sources

In the Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain, Germany had very strong connections between its defenders, but not much successful activity in its midfield and among its forwards.

He's not much more successful with his cello.

First performed in 1857, that opera, "Aroldo," was not much more successful.

If the voluntary efforts are not much more successful than expected — and soon — he should support the tougher approaches being called for on Capitol Hill.

Not much separates a successful dancehall reggae concert from a disaster.

The production, which gradually peters out, isn't much more successful than "Crush the Pearl," but at least the idiom is bearable.

When a remake meant to cash in isn't much more successful than a loose rip-off, what's the point of remaking stuff?

This has paid him well, but it does not much contribute to a successful campaign.

The outcome may not much matter to the wildly successful band, but it could have implications for the extent to which other groups decide to imitate the pay-what-you-want system.Also interesting is the gap between American payments and those from elsewhere in the world.

That's not much in the way of successful prognostication, I realize.

A successful meme is not much compensation in these weird times, but it's something.